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Loans 2024/25

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Lambert09

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1 hour ago, mazarron fox said:

I read on their forum that they had two midfielders, Braybrooke and another who were similar but only one could start. I don’t think he’s pulling up trees. 

I think there cm got sent off so should be back in for the next game. 

 

They have lost every game he’s not played in at least. 

JimJams

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43 minutes ago, Lcfcwigstonblue said:

So far it is looking like the only one standing out weekly is Brandon Cover, although good to see others getting regular game time.

Souttar is pissing it.

Lcfcwigstonblue

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27 minutes ago, Tommy G said:

Thought Braybrooke would rip it up, maybe his injury has caught up with him a bit. 

Same here, maybe a bit of time to adapt and he will be fine.

 

3 minutes ago, JimJams said:

Souttar is pissing it.

Forgot about him, was referring to the young lads to be honest.

LCFCJohn

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6 hours ago, Lcfcwigstonblue said:

Same here, maybe a bit of time to adapt and he will be fine.

 

Forgot about him, was referring to the young lads to be honest.

Nelson as well. Took a couple of games to get into the Oxford side having joined after the start of the season but had 2 7.0 ratings both against recently relegated sides plus a clean sheet in one of those. Then got a knock in the next game.

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Fox on the Rox

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21 hours ago, LCFCJohn said:

Nelson as well. Took a couple of games to get into the Oxford side having joined after the start of the season but had 2 7.0 ratings both against recently relegated sides plus a clean sheet in one of those. Then got a knock in the next game.

Subbed off at half time - clean sheet at that point I think. 

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moore_94

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Todays Results - Saturday 12th October

 

League Two:

 

Brandon Cover (7.4 + clean sheet - 67 mins) - Port Vale 1-0 MK Dons

 

FA Cup Qualification Stage - 4th Round:

 

Brad Young (90 mins) - Hartlepool United 1-1 Brackley Town

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davieG

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https://www.thecourier.co.uk/fp/sport/football/dundee-fc/5101831/sammy-braybrooke-england-international-emulate-dundee/

 

Sammy Braybrooke reveals England international he wants to emulate at Dundee
The Leicester City kid has shown up well in his early days with the Dark Blues.

Dundee's Sammy Braybrooke
Dundee loanee Sammy Braybrooke. Image: SNS

By George Cran
October 14 2024, 7:00am

James Maddison’s experience working with Tony Docherty tipped the balance for Sammy Braybrooke as he mulled over summer signing offers.

The England U/20 international was heading out on loan from parent club Leicester after returning from a long-term knee injury.

He had options to choose from but it was Dundee who won the battle for his signature.

And Braybrooke revealed the impact a loan at Aberdeen had on James Maddison’s career is something that caught his imagination as he contemplated his summer move.

Maddison’s career has since brought seven England caps and an FA Cup in 2021.

Braybrooke trained with the playmaker as he pushed for his first-team debut in 2022.

James Maddison
James Maddison curls in a free-kick for Aberdeen.
“I spoke to the gaffer about that. He said he worked with Madders at Aberdeen and said he really enjoyed it,” the 20-year-old midfielder revealed.

“I think that is one thing I started to realise was that people have come up here, done well.

“They have then gone back and their career has just gone skywards.

“So hopefully I can be next.”

Youri Tielemens
Braybrooke has made sure to pick up as much as he can from more experienced players.

And he’s had opportunity at Leicester to learn from some big talents, admitting it opened his eyes as a young player.

“I have played with some unbelievable ones who have come and gone like James Maddison and Youri Tielemans as well as ones that are still there like Wilfred Ndidi,” he added.

Sammy Braybrooke on debut for Leicester in 2022. Image: PA
Sammy Braybrooke on debut for Leicester in 2022. Image: PA
“There is no-one better to learn from than internationals.

“They show you the standards day in, day out, they show you what it takes to become one of the best in the league.

“I think when you first train with them it is an eye opener. You might think you are not that far off it but it is still enough to make me go, ‘Wow! That’s the level’.

“They are always supportive and help you through it.”

First manager
Braybrooke has enjoyed a positive start to life at Dundee, though the form table could make better reading.

He’s keen to improve on his early days and already has an eye on a trip to Celtic Park at the end of this month.

That will see him come up against the manager who gave him his senior debut for Leicester in 2022.

“Brendan Rodgers was massive for me,” Braybrooke added.

Braybrooke gets a foot in against Aberdeen. Image: Rob Casey/SNS
Braybrooke gets a foot in against Aberdeen. Image: Rob Casey/SNS
“He was the first manager I had going into the first team.

“He was really good with youngsters, he showed a lot of belief in me and gave me my debut.

“I trained with him loads and he is a proper good coach. He knows how to coach youngsters and knows what they need to improve.

“He definitely helped me get better, watching clips and pulling me in to say you did this and that – he was a big influence.

“Celtic, Rangers, there are no bigger games in the league and they are the ones you look forward to.

“You want to show yourself on the biggest stage.”

 

Also found here - https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/football/unseen-james-maddison-connection-inspiring-33885187

lfu

lfu

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1 hour ago, sharpylcfc said:

Was just about to post this, seems like Huth has left then.

Wonder if he's been offered a coaching role at Stoke perhaps?

Sly

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Just now, Lambert09 said:

it’s just worrisome that we post that type of role on linkedin. 😳

It’s not as odd as the first team women’s coach in Mumbai

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